LCA Method of MSC and Low-NOx Burner Technology in Cement Manufacturing

Chen Li; Su Ping Cui; Xian Zheng Gong; Xian Ce Meng; Hong Tao Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.743-744.802

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LCA Method of MSC and Low-NOx Burner Technology in Cement Manufacturing

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LCA method was used to model the life cycle of cement manufacturing with multi-stage combustion and low-NOx Burner technology applied as its low-NOx system. The life cycle is from the coal and raw materials transportation, through the coal and raw meal grinding, to the clinker incineration, and finally the flue gas including NOx to the air atmosphere. The functional unit is 1 tonne clinker. Data for cement produced in MSC and LNB technology is analyzed. The data is collected from the real clinker production situation and the measurement is taken in 12 hours continuously.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 743-744)

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January 2013

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Chen Li, Su Ping Cui, Xian Zheng Gong, Xian Ce Meng, Hong Tao Wang

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Cement, Clinker, Life Cycle Assessment, Low-NOx Burner (LNB), Multistage Combustion (MSC)

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